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Trump’s policies could boost the market by at least 10% or trigger a disastrous trade war. Wharton experts analyze his economic plan.

Free trade lowers our costs, but produces economic winners and losers, notes Wharton dean Geoffrey Garrett. Compensating the losers allows all to benefit, he says in this opinion piece.

Banks are being stalked by fintech. But they have the assets, potentially, to turn many would-be disruptors aside, notes this opinion piece.

President Donald Trump has promised corporations he will cut regulations by 75%. What will this mean for business and the environment?

Though temporary, the Trump administration’s immigration ban could undermine the long-term reputation of the U.S. as a reliable place to do business.

The 62-year-old chairman of Taiwan Cement Corporation died January 23 in a tragic accident. In this interview, Koo revealed how he succeeded at the firm.

Could the increased attention paid to sexual harassment during the 2016 election lead to a new era of awareness — or will it translate into more incidents in the workplace?

Experts say that President Trump’s move paves the way for China to forge its own deals with other countries and dominate the world’s major trading regions and routes.

Experts from Wharton and elsewhere discuss the implications of Donald Trump’s recent move.

New Wharton research reveals some surprising data about how consumers react to specific language used in word of mouth reviews, and why that language could lead some astray.